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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1900

Page

15

Settlement Relieves East Business After Strike

New York Oct 21 R G Dun & Co weekly trade review reports a settlement of the pot strike easing distribution and wholesale activity. Cotton prices slip further while picking expected to rise. wheat and corn show weakness amid port and export dynamics. domestic spinners lag as exports stay near prior levels. Prices firm for wool and meat produce. overall market tone cautious in a presidential year with pending contracts and cautious demand.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade Cansumpton Cotten Hcressea Ed Atlantic Rts Pittsburg Philadelphia Atruckuml Gia Oulen Mills Wwellen Mabey Maills United States

Death of Leading Violinist Professor Liethe in Leadville

Violinist Professor Liethe, once with Thomas’ orchestra in Chicago, was found dead in his Leadville room after heavy drinking and debt. He had recently purchased morphine and is believed to have taken it with suicidal intent. Liethe had been in town about a year and a half.

Leadville A. F Liethe Thomas Lietk Wayter Madrid Wester Cuba Chicago Puck

Hanna recognition sparks party feud in Dallas

H B Green son of Hetty Green, longtime Republican chairman, criticizes National Chairman Hanna for recognizing Cecil A Lyon as party head. Green sent a telegram to Senator Hanna recalling a Chicago remark that both were fools in politics and offering future help in return.

Dallas Texas H. BR. Green Hetty Green Republican State Committee Hanne Cecil A. Lyon Hanna Lyon Chicago

Prominent Turf Authority Criticizes American Jockeys

Sir George Chetwynd, a leading turf expert, disputes claims of foul riding by American jockeys in English races. He says many riders may err from headstrong, driven riding or incapacity and calls for swift action to curb such conduct. He lauds American trainers and notes American horses ship better and win with their action and speed.

New York George Chetwynd Eort Durham Paris The Herald England Jockey Club Wishard Newmarket

Bryan Declares Informed Shift By Strong German Paper

Nashville October 20 The Mino in Wachinblatt a leading German paper in the southern state with over 3000 circulation and a decade of Republican support announces it will henceforth back the Democratic ticket due to subscriber demand.

Nashville Mino Wachinblatt

Payne Bet Leads to Cash Demands in Chicago

Chicago reports Henry G Payne vice chairman of the Republican National Committee bet against Bryan’s 1996 electoral votes, then faced a flood of cash offers from banker J. J. Townsend and others. Payne claimed insufficient funds and sought to back down as pressure grew for payment on the wagers.

Chicago Henry G Payne Therepublican National Committee Bryan Payne J. J. Townsend Stock Exchange Townsend

Grape-Nuts Rebuilds Health In Digestive Wellness

A reader describes long indigestion cured by Grape-Nuts nutrition. After months on the product the claimant reports improved digestion and energy, gaining strength and no indigestion for two years. The account notes the infant fed on Grape-Nuts helped both child and parent feel healthier and more alert.

Three Patch on Turners and the Wild West Test

A rustic reminiscence recalls Willian Chadwick guiding punchers from Turners Ranch through a brutal cattle drive near Mulberry Beach and Chicago. The narrator contrasts frontier grit with college life, praising lacings of courage and a tense showdown that left many hurt and the wrenching decision to retreat to safety.

Turners Mulberry Beach Willian Chadwick

Major General Leonard Wood voyage to Havana and Washington

Major General Leonard Wood governor of Cuba arrived from Havana and will travel to Washington then return to Havana via Tampa. He aims to be in Havana by late October for the constitutional convention opening November 6. He notes Cuba is quiet, yellow fever cases rising among Spanish immigrants, and a quarantine plan for detaining immigrants on hulks before onward travel.

New York Leonard Wood Cuba Havana Washington Tampa Fla Wood Department

Fitzhugh Lees Son Sails Home Wounded Veterans Arrive

San Francisco October 20 First Lieutenant G W Lee of the 8th Infantry, son of Brig Gen Fitzhugh Lee, returns aboard the Sherman sick with jungle fever. He reports Filipino ambush tactics and recalls Captain W L A Murphy mortally wounded. Five other soldiers listed as wounded or injured in the Philippines and in the march to Pekin arrive, including Private R W Adams who was wounded at Fang Tsun.

San Francisco Tranport Sherman G. W Lee Ath Infantry Bris Fitshugh Tes Havana Eaton Lee W. L. A Murphy Ariher ‘Kestowes Vien ‘Tein Gworse King Fourteenth Peuin Charles Johnenn Yung Presidio General Hospitala R. W. Adams Fourteenth Infantry Tin Tsin Pekin Fang ‘Tsun

Arrival of Ninth Infantry officer in China tale

First Lieutenant Harry P.F. Rether of the Ninth Infantry arrives from China with his wife, daughter of Major Lee who took command after Colonel Liscaen's death. Rether has been praised for gallantry at Then Tein and Pekin and recommended for a brevet. His Pekin march account notes heat as high as 120 in the shade and troops suffering intensely.

Harry PF. Rethers Ninth Infantry China Lee Ninth Liscaen Rether Tein Pekin Shneie

Horrors of Civil War in Colombia and Panama War News

Correspondent reports ongoing civil war draining Colombia’s resources and widening poverty. Cucuta was captured after a 20 day siege. brutal surrenders and devastation described from Maracaibo and Caracas. Iberals, once fading, rally amid political turmoil after Vice President Marroquín’s coup d etat while the government struggles to control the Isthmus.

Associated Press Panama Colombia Cucuta Cucule Maracaibo Venza Boles Marrogula

Fat Baby Need Fat Emulsion Claims and Promotion

An advertisement extols fat as a necessary cushion for babies and young animals, urging parents to use Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil to ensure proper fat for infants. The mis-spelled “SCOTT & BURNS” is shown with an offer to send a bottle to try.

Scott

Civil War Wears On In Dessesulou And Coastal Regions

Officials report Mbneral forces control Dessesulou in Vollyai while Cartagena and Barrasquilla on the Magdalene river near its mouth serve as the main Atlantic entry to the interior. Boots the capital is surrounded by the Tiber army. On the Pacific seaboard Mberaé hold Tobace. Government wires from the capital remain cut, leaving the country virtually cut off. The civil conflict is described as one of the bloodiest in these lands.

Mbneral Dessesulou Vollyai Cartagena Barrasquilla Whiich Atlantic Boots Pacific Mberaé Tobace Ias Inkore Ing Bpea

Political Briefities from Stafford and Nearby Campaigns

The piece reviews campaign appearances and scheduling in Stafford County and surrounding areas, noting speakers who missed appointments and events. It lists various figures including Senator Baker, L. Woodford, Chandles Curtis, Dave Mulvane, J. A. Davis, and others, with locations such as Sterling, Fort Scott, Parsons, and Arkansas City.

Chester I. Long J. R Burton Stafford County Senator Baker Sterling Sues Niente L. Woodford United States Spar Ian Fewther Ton Tieden Fort Scott P Parrelig Chandles Curtis Auditorium Hight Dave Mulvane McKinley Kanash Raversock Benator Baker Maram Calderhead Kiley J. A. Davis Littafield Esine Tom Reed Parsona Ee Ik Wetaon Laint Divo Tees Gates W. Beiter Tan W. Dy Gilpert W. T. Demochatie J. D. Borin Fisiow Comnell Grove A. Morexn Hubbard-Morgan Cattle Company Iatsandonne & Sreteintey My. Alorgart Raptea J. Mack Dove Arkansas City Foote Wear Dave Gaylord Cayenna

Death of E N Gibba in New York

Obituary notes the death of E N Gibba in New York on October 25, listed as treasurer of the New York Site Inquiry. Details describe his residence and the circumstances of his passing at home.

E N. Gibba New York This

A Close Second Is What We Are to England in Ship Building

A Lloyds quarterly return shows the United States near Great Britain in tonnage under construction. The report notes America’s growing lead in shipbuilding, driven by cheaper fuels and high demand for tonnage abroad. It highlights potential export trade gains and shifts in global shipping capacity.

England London Lloyds United States Great Bettal Satie América Lertula Jaya New Biehuna Mwartane Ocean

Jj C Avix Company Names in Local Trade Listing

A local trade mention lists Jj C Avix Company alongside Practical Chenin Lowel Mase Ayers Saraphilia Ayers Pate Arcs Agia Con Ayers Cherry Aye e Hair Ayet s Coser in a fragmented business directory context. The item reads like an OCR snippet of vendor names and product marks without a clear narrative or events.

Jj. C. Avix Company Practical Chenin Lowel, Mase

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